Probably one of the most terryifing songs made in BRitian in the 80s. Agadoo This is one way to torture any suspected terrorists.

Uh, Met?? I'm beginning to question your taste in music!

Oh, I didn't say that I like it, I just found it and thought that it would be a effective way of torturing people. Trust me, once you get that song in your head, then there's no escape........HHHhhmmmm, that's gives me a cunning plan......a bird missile with that song in the software and whne it hits a Galactor mech then instead of exploding, it just downloads the song into the mech and plays it non-sdtop.......

I remember going out with this guy who took me ice-skating - I have a terrible sense of balance so it really wasn't an activity that was ever going to appeal to me. Anyway, they had some kind of dj there and he played agadoo, and my date was there on his ice-skates doing all the moves! Even back then it wasn't the ideal way to impress a girl....

I feel sorry for you Meridian. At least he can't do that now as there's not going to be any more snow in Britian.

I don't know what scared me more...the dancing pineapple, or the two guys wearing hawaiian shirts and tight, black leather pants!

lol Met what started you finding these?

Somebody found something, I think I saw the Star Trekkin one, which is in it's own thread and then I saw the Spitting Imaige one and then the Agadoo one. I am terrified of YouTube now, as I may find something porbably as terrifying as Agadoo.

I must be insane... I sing Agadoo to my daughter when I'm mucking around. The lyrics are so stupid that it cracks me up singing it, plus I'm an 80's girl....so ahhh one hit wonders...mmm

Apparently it was Black Lace, the people to blame for Agadoo who also did The Music Man song, which I used to dance to in the early and mid 90s before I decided tro stop making a prat of myself and just drink more instead. Mmmmm beer he says in a Homer Simpson voice.

HHHmmmm....Is this where Kellogg's got their commercial for Vanilla Mini-Wheats??? Mi---neeeee..wheats...wheats...wheats!